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Career
Exploration and Transitions for Alumni
Whether you would like to explore your career
options or are considering a transition, here are some resources to
assist you with this process!
Career
Counseling and Assessment As
an alumnus of the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay, you will have
access to our office for Career Counseling appointments for six (6)
months past your date of graduation. Through a career counseling
appointment, our staff can assist you with developing a job search
strategy, networking and other career-related issues.
To make an appointment with a Career Counselor call (920) 465-2163. If
you have graduated more than six months ago from the University, you
will be allowed one counseling appointment with a counselor at no
charge. Subsequent appointments will be at a fee. See our Policies
and Fees section for more information.
Researching Majors
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What Can I Do With This Major?
Provides up-to-date information on career fields and industries
for dozens of majors. Includes links to occupation information
and associations.
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MajorTopia
"Major Information for your Major
Decisions" -- Information about academic programs at UW-Green
Bay.
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Major Mania
Search for majors
available within the UW-System.
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Major to Career Converter
Provided by MonsterTRAK, select a Major, then view various
career fields and available listings in these areas.
Researching Careers/Occupations
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2008-09
Occupational Outlook Handbook
Published by the Bureau of
Labor Statistics, this inclusive guide provides information about
occupations including typical duties, work environment, training &
education, salary information and job outlook.
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2008-09
Career Guide to Industries
View information
about the nature of various industries, the types of careers they employ,
and organizations for additional information.
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What Can I Do With This Major?
Provides up-to-date information on career fields and industries
for dozens of majors. Includes links to occupation information
and associations.
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America's
Career InfoNet: Profiles of over 750 specific occupations, including salary information
by state and county. This site also has Career Videos On-Line
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Careers4Wisconsin:
Search for occupations by Salaries, Job Stability, Job Preparation,
and Current Openings.
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CareerOverview:
Describes work activities, environment, training and educational
requirements, personal qualifications required for success, earning
potential, as well as job outlook through the end of this decade.
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CareerVoyages.gov: View information on careers in biotechnology, energy,
construction, health care, hospitality, information technology,
retail and transportation.
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CityTownInfo:
Find information about various careers within U.S. communities.
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CollegeGrad.com:
Search for career information by keyword or career category.
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Job Web
provides information about the world of work, employers, internships, and
resources about various majors and what individuals have done in these
fields.
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L.A.
Times "Career Counselor", Susan Miller explores various
careers each week.
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O*NET
On-Line: Interactive and accessible occupational information.
- RoadTripNation:
(PBS Series) View interviews with various professionals to learn how
they paved their career path in a wide variety of career fields and
industries.
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Symplicity:
Guide to Employers: Profiles of industries, occupations and employers.
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Unixl: Career information
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WetFeet.com:
Information about
companies, career advice and position listings.
Employment Projections/Labor
Market Trends:
Career Videos
Researching Colleges
& Universities
If transferring to another college or university is in your future, here
are some resources to assist you in locating one that's right for you:
Please note: If you are looking for Graduate & Professional
School Information, go to our Graduate
School Information webpage at www.uwgb.edu/careers/GraduateSchool.htm
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